Charged: Tesla reports better than expected Q2 deliveries
Institutional investors and professional traders rely on to keep up-to-the-second on breaking news in the electric vehicle and clean energy space, as well as which stocks in these sectors that the best analysts on Wall Street are saying to buy and sell. From the hotly-debated high-flier Tesla (TSLA), Wall Street's newest darling Rivian (RIVN), traditional-stalwarts turned EV-upstarts GM (GM) and Ford (F) to the numerous SPAC-deal makers that have come public in this red-hot space, has you covered with "Charged," a weekly recap of the top stories and expert calls in the sector. Click here to check out Tesla's recent Media Buzz Sentiment as measured by TipRanks. TESLA DELIVERIES: In the second quarter, Tesla produced over 450,000 vehicles, delivered over 480,000 vehicles and deployed 13.5 GWh of energy storage products, the company announced. Following last week's delivery and production report, Truist analyst William Stein raised the firm's price target on Hold-rated Tesla to $430 from $400, calling the reported Q2 deliveries "well above expectations." The analyst notes that energy storage deployments were roughly in line with forecasts, though the lack of updates on AI.
Institutional investors and professional traders rely on to keep up-to-the-second on breaking news in the electric vehicle and clean energy space, as well as which stocks in these sectors that the best analysts on Wall Street are saying to buy and sell.
From the hotly-debated high-flier Tesla (TSLA), Wall Street's newest darling Rivian (RIVN), traditional-stalwarts turned EV-upstarts GM (GM) and Ford (F) to the numerous SPAC-deal makers that have come public in this red-hot space, has you covered with "Charged," a weekly recap of the top stories and expert calls in the sector.
Click here to check out Tesla's recent Media Buzz Sentiment as measured by TipRanks.
TESLA DELIVERIES: In the second quarter, Tesla produced over 450,000 vehicles, delivered over 480,000 vehicles and deployed 13.5 GWh of energy storage products, the company announced.
Following last week's delivery and production report, Truist analyst William Stein raised the firm's price target on Hold-rated Tesla to $430 from $400, calling the reported Q2 deliveries "well above expectations." The analyst notes that energy storage deployments were roughly in line with forecasts, though the lack of updates on AI.